By default, what does a Recover stage do in Blue Prism?

The Recover stage in Blue Prism is designed to handle exceptions that may occur during the execution of a process. By default, when a Recover stage is implemented, it acts as a mechanism to attract any exceptions occurring on its page. This means that when an exception is encountered, control is transferred to the Recover stage, allowing the process to manage the error gracefully rather than terminating abruptly.

The purpose of attracting exceptions is to provide control over how errors are handled within the process flow. This allows developers to implement specific recovery actions or to log errors for further analysis, rather than allowing the process to fail outright. By using the Recover stage, developers can ensure that exceptions are caught, enabling a more resilient automation process.

In contrast, ignoring exceptions, automatically retrying actions, or stopping the process does not accurately describe the function of the Recover stage. The key aspect of the Recover stage is its role in exception management, which is critical for maintaining robust and reliable automation frameworks.